Mirobody
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Biotech catalysts: trials, FDA decisions (PDUFA, AdCom, approvals, CRLs), NIH, PubMed, SEC, EMA.
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Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Developer → Edit Config, and paste this into claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"biocatalystfeed": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"biocatalystfeed",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB": "your-value"
}
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add biocatalystfeed --env BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB=your-value -- uvx biocatalystfeed mcpFill in the empty values before running it.
Paste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"biocatalystfeed": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"biocatalystfeed",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB": "your-value"
}
}
}
}Your browser asks to open the app, then the app shows the settings and asks you to confirm. Key values are left empty for you to fill in.
Paste into .vscode/mcp.json in your project
{
"servers": {
"biocatalystfeed": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"biocatalystfeed",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB": "your-value"
}
}
}
}Your browser asks to open the app, then the app shows the settings and asks you to confirm. Key values are left empty for you to fill in.
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Website: https://biocat.ai · Contact: contact@biocat.ai
An open-source catalyst feed for biotech: see what changed across clinical trials, FDA and EMA actions, NIH grants, papers/preprints and SEC filings for the companies and drugs you follow. Use it as a CLI, as an MCP server for AI agents (Claude, Cursor, …), or as an Apify actor.
⚠️ Not investment, legal or medical advice. Data may be incomplete, delayed or wrong; PDUFA dates are unverified
candidates from SEC filings. Always check the linked primary source.
| Source | Command | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| ClinicalTrials.gov API v2 (NLM) | bcf trials | search, sponsor pipelines, diffs: new trials, status/phase/enrollment/date, primary-endpoint, arm, intervention, site-count and results-posted changes, each labelled critical / notable / minor |
| openFDA (Drugs@FDA, SPL labels) | bcf fda | approvals (incl. novel NME/BLA flag), submissions, label revisions, diffs |
| NIH RePORTER | bcf grants | grants by org / PI (middle-initial aware) / keyword; new awards, amount changes |
| PubMed + Europe PMC + bioRxiv/medRxiv | bcf papers | papers & preprints, deduplicated by DOI/PMID across sources |
| SEC EDGAR | bcf sec | 8-K mentions of PDUFA dates (UNVERIFIED candidates, linked to the filing) |
| European Medicines Agency (EMA) | bcf ema | EU centrally authorised medicines: CHMP opinions, EC authorisations, refusals, withdrawals, suspensions; orphan/PRIME flags; diffs |
| Federal Register (FDA notices) | bcf adcom | FDA advisory committee meetings: committee, meeting date, NDA/BLA numbers and sponsors from the agenda; postponements/cancellations; diffs |
| openFDA complete response letters (FDA) | bcf crl | FDA complete response letters (CRLs) for NDAs/BLAs: company, application, product, deficiency topics (facility, product quality, clinical, safety ...), first-deficiency excerpt, PDF link; diffs flag new letters and Unapproved → Approved |
| FDA Orange Book (patents + exclusivities) | bcf orange-book | patent and exclusivity expiries per NDA/ANDA (NCE, orphan, pediatric, new-indication, 180-day generic ...), soonest first; loe = last listed protection per application (loss-of-exclusivity date); diffs flag new listings, moved expiries and delistings |
| FDA decision calendar (SEC EDGAR 8-Ks + Federal Register + Drugs@FDA + openFDA CRLs) | bcf fda-decisions | one list of upcoming PDUFA dates (company-disclosed in 8-Ks), AdCom meetings, recent approvals and CRLs; filter by drug, company/ticker, condition, kind, date window or --upcoming DAYS; every event has confidence (company-disclosed / scheduled / confirmed), date_precision and provenance; watches notify on new events, moved PDUFA dates, postponed AdComs and status flips |
| Trial readout calendar + Trials at Risk (ClinicalTrials.gov) | bcf readouts | market-wide upcoming primary completion dates (ESTIMATED / ACTUAL), filter by sponsor/ticker, condition, intervention, phase, window, industry-only, ticker-only; watches report new readouts and slipped dates; at-risk flags stopped, overdue, delayed and enrollment-shortfall trials with a risk score; Markdown / HTML / RSS / JSON digests; static page bcf readouts page (live at biocat.ai/calendar) |
| All of the above | bcf profile | one merged company profile (name or ticker) |
Optional global coverage (`--global` / `include_global`). Off by default. When you turn it on, BCF also links to records in trial registries outside the US and EU, such as China's ChiCTR and other WHO-listed national registries, and flags papers from other jurisdictions. These records may come from research run under regulatory, ethics and data standards different from, and sometimes lighter than, those of the US or EU. They are labelled "non-FDA/EMA registry". The option is for users who want to see everything that is out there. Inclusion is not an endorsement or recommendation and is not medical, legal or investment advice.
Records are links (registry ID + URL, from ClinicalTrials.gov secondary IDs); papers get jurisdiction_flag from author-affiliation countries ("unknown" when none is found). Details: bcf --global --help or docs/GLOBAL.md.
Across tools: --exclude TERM … to drop noise, --rank for relevance ordering, and --rss / --json-feed digest files on every watch (local files you can serve or feed into any reader; nothing is emailed). Webhook alerts (0.4.1): --webhook URL (repeatable) on every watch POSTs the changes when something changed: --webhook-format json (default; signed with x-bcf-signature: sha256= when BCF_WEBHOOK_SECRET is set), slack or discord (incoming-webhook text); --webhook-always also posts empty runs. Failures are reported on stderr and never stop the watch.
python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate # macOS/Homebrew Python blocks global pip installs (PEP 668)
pip install biocatalystfeed
bcf trials search --sponsor "Viking Therapeutics" --phase PHASE3 bcf trials search --sponsor TERN # known names/tickers are alias-resolved (CT.gov: "Terns, Inc."); --no-aliases to send as typed bcf papers search --drug resmetirom --since 2026-09-01 --exclude mice rat --rank bcf grants search --pi "Ioannou, George N" --since 2024-01-01 --no-future bcf sec pdufa MDGL --since 2023-01-01 bcf profile Lilly MDGL "Viking Therapeutics" --md profiles.md bcf ema search --status Opinion --since 2026-09-01 # latest CHMP opinions (EU) bcf adcom upcoming --area drugs biologics # scheduled FDA advisory committee meetings bcf crl search --since 2026-01-01 --status Unapproved # FDA complete response letters, newest first bcf orange-book loe --company "Novo Nordisk" # last listed patent/exclusivity per NDA (LOE dates) bcf orange-book search --upcoming-days 90 --kind exclusivity # exclusivities expiring in the next 90 days bcf fda-decisions search --upcoming 90 # PDUFA dates (8-K) + AdComs in the next 90 days, soonest first bcf fda-decisions search --company BBIO # all FDA decision events for a ticker (pdufa, adcom, approval, crl) bcf fda-decisions search --drug semaglutide --kinds approval crl --since 2025-01-01 bcf readouts search --upcoming 60 --condition obesity # industry Ph2/3 primary completions in the next 60 days bcf readouts search --sponsor VKTX --upcoming 720 --md vktx.md # one company's readouts + a Markdown digest bcf readouts at-risk --condition NASH --html risk.html # Trials at Risk (stopped / overdue / delayed / enrollment shortfall)
bcf trials --db bcf.db watch --name obesity --condition obesity --phase PHASE3 --rss obesity.rss bcf trials --db bcf.db changes --name obesity --min-severity critical # terminations, endpoint rewrites bcf readouts --db bcf.db watch --name ph3-90d --phases PHASE3 --upcoming 90 --digest-html readouts.html --json-feed readouts.feed.json # notify: new readouts, date slips, ESTIMATED->ACTUAL bcf fda-decisions --db bcf.db watch --name obesity-fda --condition obesity --json-feed fda.feed.json # notify: new/moved PDUFA dates, AdComs, approvals, CRLs bcf papers --db bcf.db watch --name mdgl --affiliation "Madrigal Pharmaceuticals" --json-feed mdgl.feed.json bcf readouts --db bcf.db watch --name ph3-90d --webhook "$SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL" --webhook-format slack # push alerts to Slack/Discord/any URL
Global flags such as `--db` go **after the tool name and before the subcommand**: `bcf trials --db bcf.db changes`, not `bcf --db bcf.db trials changes` or `bcf trials changes --db bcf.db`.
bcf trials changes prints a readable one-line-per-change summary; add --json for one JSON object per line. PubMed --since/--until filter on the publication date shown in the output (Europe PMC uses first-publication date).
The old commands (trialwatch, fdawatch, grantwatch, paperwatch, secwatch, trialwatch-mcp) still work.
{"mcpServers": {"biocatalystfeed": {"command": "uvx", "args": ["biocatalystfeed", "mcp"],
"env": {"BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB": "/path/to/bcf.db"}}}}
(or point `command` at an installed `biocatalystfeed-mcp`). Listed in the official MCP Registry as
io.github.biocatalystfeed/biocatalystfeed. Tools include search_trials, sponsor_pipeline, fda_approvals, company_profile, search_grants, search_papers, sec_pdufa_mentions, ema_medicines, fda_adcom_meetings, fda_complete_response_letters, fda_decisions (FDA decision calendar), readout_calendar (trial readout calendar), trials_at_risk, snapshot_* (incl. snapshot_fda_decisions, snapshot_readouts) / *_changes_since, and changes_feed (RSS / JSON Feed / Markdown / HTML).
Provenance on every record (0.3.6). Every record returned by every MCP tool (stdio and hosted), and by bcf readouts / bcf fda-decisions / bcf trials search, carries verified_as_of (UTC), source_url (the official record or API URL), verify_hash (sha256: of the record's canonical JSON, excluding the provenance and ticker fields; re-check with biowatch.provenance.check(record)), and, where a company is named, ticker, ticker_confidence (1.0 source-given, 0.95 alias table, 0.9 SEC exact name, 0.6 SEC name prefix, 0 none) and ticker_method.
| Env var | Purpose |
|---|---|
BIOCATALYSTFEED_CONTACT | contact email put in the SEC User-Agent (SEC fair-access policy). Default is the project contact (contact@biocat.ai); set it to your own contact for heavy SEC use |
SEC_USER_AGENT | full SEC User-Agent override |
NCBI_EMAIL | optional email sent to NCBI E-utilities |
OPENFDA_API_KEY | optional openFDA API key (free at open.fda.gov/apis/authentication); raises daily/minute rate limits. Never logged |
NCBI_API_KEY | optional NCBI E-utilities API key (free from your NCBI account settings); raises the PubMed limit from 3 to 10 req/s. Never logged |
BIOCATALYSTFEED_DB (or TRIALWATCH_DB) | SQLite DB for the MCP server |
FDAWATCH_ALIASES | JSON file extending the company alias table |
Facts about DataLookout are from datalookout.com, its /citeline-alternative and /clinical-trial-monitoring pages (checked 2026-10-21 PT). We have not tested their product. Fuller, cited comparison: docs/COMPARISON.md; three-way matrix incl. DropwatchHQ Bio Catalyst: samples/competitor_matrix.md.
| BioCatalystFeed (open source) | DataLookout | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free to self-host (BSL 1.1 from 0.4.0; 0.3.6 and earlier Apache-2.0); free hosted MCP endpoint (200 tool calls/day) | Free tier; Pro $49/month |
| Sources | ClinicalTrials.gov, openFDA (approvals, labels, CRLs), NIH RePORTER, PubMed, Europe PMC, bioRxiv/medRxiv, SEC EDGAR (PDUFA dates), EMA, Federal Register (FDA AdComs), FDA Orange Book (patents, exclusivities) | ClinicalTrials.gov |
| Change tracking | Diffs between your own runs (trials: status, phase, enrollment, dates, sponsor, title, why stopped, primary endpoints, arms, interventions, site counts, results posting; severity critical/notable/minor; plus FDA, EMA, AdCom, grant, paper and SEC changes) | Daily scan; 13 fields incl. status, enrollment, primary endpoints, interventions, results, site counts, completion dates; changes marked Stopped/Notable/Minor |
| Delivery | CLI, MCP server for
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